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Once again @TillyMutter has done her roving reporter trick, this time at #bamt2024 Her interviews are out today in ep 92 of #musictherapyconversations, along with a conversation between Tilly and me remembering the conference. jazztoad.libsyn.com

FWIW Not planning to post on X any more now. You can follow me on Blue Sky or LinkedIn. @jazztoad.bsky.social

#musictherapyconversations episode 96 is out - my conversation with folk musician Tamsin Elliott. This includes performances from Tamsin along with discussion of topics relevant to #musictherapy - arts in health, cross cultural understanding, lived exp. jazztoad.libsyn.com

Ep 93 of #musictherapyconversations is out today. @martinlawesgim talks to Colin Lee about Aesthetic #musictherapy and the new Oxford Handbook of Queer and Trans Music Therapy. Download today! jazztoad.libsyn.com

@musictherapyuk @davinav @ChelwestMT @AndrewLangford1 @cimtr_aru @MusicTherapyCha @MusicAdopt @nordo

Ep 91 of #musictherapyconversations is @davinav talking to @crystal_the_MT about her genesis as a music therapist, and then about #EMDR and #trauma-informed practice - download today! jazztoad.libsyn.com

@QMUMusicTherapy @musictherapyuk 🙏🏻

@MusicAdopt @JonathanShedler Oh yes. People love this stuff.

I wonder when attachment/attunement/understanding/ acceptance/openness/trust became “nervous system capacity”

We are now up to ep 90 of #musictherapyconversations @martinlawesgim talks to Helen Wallace-Bell about music and imagery - the receptive #musictherapy methods of SMI, RMI and of course GIM. Links to trainings in the podcast notes. jazztoad.libsyn.com

#musictherapyconversations ep 89 - @davinav spoke to @EmiBoothMT about their experiences as a deaf music therapist, which they presented on at #BAMT2024 A fascinating and thoughtful interview. Congrats both! Download today. jazztoad.libsyn.com

@Nostalgia150360 @DannyDrinksWine He’s introduced when the car pulls up and we see his boots. And that movie is a dead heat between Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei.

@DannyDrinksWine My Cousin Vinny with Joe Pesci and his character introduction as Vincent Gambini . . . or is it Cambini

What's the most iconic "character introduction" of all time?

1/ Masochism is a key psychoanalytic concept One form is victim entitlement—insistence one is entitled to special compensation in proportion to suffering & victimhood. Thus the need to *amplify* suffering in all ways Without treatment, suffering/victimhood becomes a way of life

@JonathanShedler So useful - thanks! And the best comedy portrayal of psychotherapy is Nina Conti and Monkey. It feels just real enough while also being psychologically fascinating, and one of the funniest things ever. youtu.be/APwrf3mG924?si…

13/ If you liked this thread and want more insights on psychology, psychotherapy, and mental health: ✅ RT the first tweet of the thread ✅ Follow me @JonathanShedler Thanks for reading ❤️

1/ People often ask what readings I recommend for clinicians & trainees who want to learn about psychodynamic therapy. Here's a partial list For a bird's eye, jargon-free introduction to psychodynamic thought, read chapters 1 and 2 of "That Was Then, This is Now" by yours truly.

If your job posting says the position has competitive pay, you could always just state what the actual salary range is...

#musictherapy conversations ep 88 is out - it's the roundtable discussion from #BAMT2024 with @davinav @TillyMutter and @r_darnley along with surprise guests @MusicAdopt and @LadyKeyNote A great moment to reflect on the whole project! jazztoad.libsyn.com

🚨 So, it appears #ToriesAreOut - lots of them will be looking for jobs. Can you help? 🙏🏻 Please share the #ToryMPAppeal.

WE DID IT! Bristol, we made history💚 Thank you so much to the people of Bristol Central who have elected me as their MP As this city's first Green MP, I promise to be a strong, independent voice for Bristol's values, pushing the govt to be bolder on the issues that matter

@YessicaYesOrNo Good point!

It shouldn’t surprise us that music can help people to feel calmer, reduce experiences of pain, connect to memories etc. because we all have all had these experiences. Otherwise, why would we bother with it? (There are many other reasons too admittedly) 🧵